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2014
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Jo Royle, Audrey Laing:
The digital marketing skills gap: Developing a Digital Marketer Model for the communication industries. Int. J. Inf. Manag. 34(2): 65-73 (2014)
2007
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Jo Royle, Louisa Coles, Dorothy A. Williams, Paul Evans:
Publishing in international journals. Scientometrics 71(1): 59-86 (2007)
2000
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Audrey Anthoney, Josephine M. Royle, Ian M. Johnson:
The UK children's publishing house - adapting to change for the multimedia market. Electron. Libr. 18(4): 269-278 (2000)

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1999
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Audrey Anthoney, Jo Royle, Ian M. Johnson:
The UK Children's Publishing House - Adapting to Change for the Multimedia Market. ELPUB 1999

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